Railroad Coordination. To the extent the Project crosses a railroad right-of-way owned by an operating railroad, Developer shall coordinate the railroad-related work for the Project with the operating railroad. Developer shall be responsible for obtaining the required approvals, permits, and agreements as required for the railroad-related work and shall coordinate the design and installation of all railroad warning devices and traffic signals with the appropriate governmental entities and operating railroads. Railroad crossings within the Project limits are identified below in Table 2-4.
Railroad Coordination. This project includes (expansion of an existing at-grade railroad crossing or (grade separated railroad crossing) or (a new railroad crossing) with the Railroad. The Consultant will be responsible for all coordination with the Railroad, including preparation of all documentation as necessary to secure the FDOT railroad crossing permit and/or Railroad agreements. The following activities may be necessary: • Confirmation of railroad criteria as may affect the project. • Coordinate signal interconnects with Railroad. • Meetings and miscellaneous coordination with the Railroad and existing utilities within the railroad right-of-way. • Preparation of studies as may be necessary to support the project design (at-grade crossing versus grade-separated, reference Florida Administrative Code Section 14-57). • FDOT permit application preparation and follow-up as necessary where applicable. • Inclusion of agreement conditions into plans, specifications and/or technical provisions. • Pipeline and/or wireline crossing agreements. Orange County shall execute permits and agreements and shall pay any fees associated therewith. It is anticipated the Railroad will prepare the design of all facilities to be owned by the Railroad.
Railroad Coordination. If the agreement includes one or more milestones identified as a “Railroad Coordination Agreement,” then for each of those milestones, the Recipient shall enter a standard written railroad coordination agreement, consistent with 23 C.F.R. 646.216(d), no later than the deadline date identified for that milestone, with the identified railroad for work and operation within that railroad’s right-of-way.
Railroad Coordination. 4.10.1 The County shall coordinate the Project with the UPRR regarding the new Touhy Avenue grade separation, temporary grade crossing for the Touhy Avenue Temporary Bypass Road, railroad mainline signals and utility corridor.
4.10.2 The County shall secure all necessary Railroad Permits and agreements needed for the Project, including the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) Petition and ICC Order.
Railroad Coordination. 4.9.1 The County shall coordinate with the UPRR regarding construction of the UPRR Storm Sewer Work .
4.9.2 The County shall secure all necessary Railroad Permits needed for the Project.
Railroad Coordination. AECOM shall coordinate with UP and CPKC to ensure design and engineering of the structure supporting the Public Realm Park on the southern half of the property (i.e “the Lid”) meets railroad requirements.
Railroad Coordination. CTG will track the estimated time of arrival and placement and release times at origin and destination. CTG will also coordinate unloading schedules to avoid or minimize Demurrage exposure.
Railroad Coordination. Contractor shall coordinate with Railroad Owners impacted by the Project to obtain all necessary permits and approvals from such Railroads other than those permits obtained by VPRA.
Railroad Coordination. Gavilon will track the estimated time of arrival and placement and release times at origin and destination. Gavilon will also coordinate unloading schedules in an effort to minimize Demurrage exposure.
Railroad Coordination. If a railroad is located within the project area a paragraph should be added explaining the consultants responsibilities related to coordination with the railroad. Consider adding a paragraph to the agreement similar to the following: Throughout the project the Consultant shall maintain communication and coordinate with the railroad and provide any submittals necessary to secure their approval of the project and any permits required for construction prior to final plan submittal. Consultant is responsible for obtaining clearance, permits, insurance and/or flagging as required by the railroad before performing any activities on railroad right-of-way.
